“He is in New York talking to the Jets and Giants this weekend and has an invitation to visit the Cleveland Browns. Two of these potential suitors are exciting.

“Jets head coach Rex Ryan likes to play Revis-style man press coverage and sees DRC as a Rodgers Island, if you will. If he goes to Cleveland, he plays opposite cornerback Joe Haden, and the Browns become a team to take seriously.”

The Browns are also a system-fit for Rodgers-Cromartie’s services. New Browns head coach Mike Pettine was Ryan’s right-hand man for 11 years before he left to command the Buffalo Bills’ defense. The schemes will be very similar and both teams are good fits for the cornerback.

And Rodgers-Cromartie’s value remains high. He graded as the fourth best cornerback in coverage last season, according to ProFootballFocus.com. At 27, he’s still in his prime.

Teams in need of help in the secondary — whether it be the Giants, Jets, Browns or another team — still have the opportunity to land a top-flight cover corner even after the first-wave of signings.